Pumpkin Patch Sale Question

warmhands.coldheart

BigAl94 wrote: »

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16634500

Yeah, I think a conplaint from a customer at this stage is not exactly high on their list of priorities.....

Anyway stop moaning.... did you buy it because you liked it and actaully needed it, in which case it's still cheap, good quality clothing, or did you buy it just because it said 40% off ?? in which case you didn't really need it so why buy it in the first place....... that's the difference between men and women shopping..... a man will buy a £5 item for £10 if he really needs it but a woman will buy a £10 item for £5 even if she doesn't !!:rotfl:

dianeio

Yeah, I think a conplaint from a customer at this stage is not exactly high on their list of priorities.....

Anyway stop moaning.... did you buy it because you liked it and actaully needed it,

Just to update on original post,
I was returning a gift that was the wrong size, I personally don’t like their style
of clothing - so it was not the sale that got me in the door. However when it comes to clothing a child - yes a sale does get me through the door.

The customer service was great at answering my question regarding
pricing on sales items - they explained a misprint on products at manufacturing stage.

I do find its sad that more people have been told they are losing their jobs, having myself been in that position a year ago. I did read today that their will still be an online Pumpkin Patch for those that like them.

caz2703

Any word on which stores are closing?

Girlzmum

The store in Victoria Square is now closed.